I will soon. Glad you also like the bloopers. I will keep adding them. Thanks for the positive words

I know right. The thumbnail is so great. Killing it Cedric

Ted, man, I honored again that you stopped by to sneek a peek. Hope you enjoyed it. Ahhhhh, nothing like fatherhood, watching the little ones tear shit up. These are the things OUR parents love to see because it gives them a reason to keep pointing out how your kids act just like you did when you where their age.......lol. Thanks bro, take care of yourself and the family. See you on the next one

LMAO, in due time my brotha, in due time......lol. Yeah, since you mentioned it, I do bring the heat all up in here........lol. Hey, you started it.....

For sure Wingman. Thanks for tuning in and stay tuned in for more

soon, WE WILL BROTHA.....lol

Yes sir. That makes this machine very flexible and useful huh?

Thanks FSA

haha, thanks brotha Marc

Thank you. I can say, this machine seemed to take it easy on my since its my 1st time. They really do a great job of thinking these machines out to make them simple

Thanks for the kinds words. I will try and keep the videos on casting interesting and choked full of useful info. Stay tuned for more and keep up the positivity

You got it. Also, thank you

hahaha, for sure Will. Good to see you man. One of these days, WE GONE HAVE TO TALK..........(meet and greet each other)

Thank you sir. Appreciate it

I appreciate it AA. Definitely going to be practicing casting with this machine more often while using different alloys and temps to get great looking bullets

Thanks S.O. Appreciate it

Thanks Edgar

yes. stay tuned

lol, thanks. Like your youtube name.....lol

@@Tofazfou Ah, why thank you. Coffee is as valuable as gold

Dan, around $6500. They way i see cost like this is, this is 6500 for the life of the machine and not an expense i'd be paying every 5 years. And if you buy and sell bullets, well, it doesn't sound like so much any longer.

Whats up JOE?! Good to see you on here brotha.

No sir, the sizer won't be rid of ALL the shark fin because the sizer only sizes the driving bands and not the nose. The fins go down the entire length of the bullet. Finned bullets always go back in the pot. GOOD QUESTION Bro! You always ask good 1's

Yes sir, hand casting isn't a slouch. But, the one thing I didn't mention in the video is that with practice, this machines makes up to 2000/hr. I actually made adjustments during the filming while my 1 hr clock was running. So, there were more than 1010 bullets that could have been made in this 1 hr. While hand casting will yield great results, its no match in speed/quatity to this machine

@@Tofazfou sir ,but most shooters that using cast bullets for a airgun and firearm do have several molds i got plenty types . but there is al limit whats needed and be shot , but for a commercial or shooting clubcaster user a fine machine,

I normally use 1% Tin mix. That means, for every 20 lbs of PURE LEAD, I mix in 3.62 ounces of PURE TIN! You can also double that to 2% or, 7.2 ounces of Tin. I will give you the very short answer to your question. No, not all lead mixtures are the same and they are INFINITE. You see, pure lead is PURE LEAD. But, once you mix in the slightest bit of alloy, its no longer PURE LEAD. And also, when you mix, lead gets harder and harder depending on the alloy mixed with it. To fully understand, i suggest googling casting bullets which has an infinite amount of information on the topic. It is a science and art and you are forever learning

At some point in the future

I'm pretty sure he bought the set up used, and also the expense may be worth it to him, considering how much he shoots. He's casting slugs for 3 different calibers at the same time. At the end of the day, it's a set up that works for him and his situation.

Put $7k on a down payment towards a plot of land adjacent to a public forest. Then you can justify all the things from casting equipment to a large ebay solar panel array.

@@coffeeisthepathtovictory1290 if you got it spend it your $ but $7000 not even ready to run would be a no go for me.

@@TNtreasurehunter I watched to first 5 minutes then tuned out I didn't know it didn't run. But he's an elevator mechanic, an induction heater, ceramic thermostat, a low electrical voltage reading he would be able to service this with quick turnaround.

YEP, its not for everyone just like ROlls Royces aren't affordable to everyone (not me either). But this video is also about my adventures with airguns and casting is a big part of it. I still hand cast too. I have all my HP molds that can't be used in this machine (lol, not yet). So trust me, hand casting is not lost or forgotten. This is just the next level to my casting journey

Means a lot from a fellow caster and slug shooting enthusiast. Appreciated any and all opinions and comments my brotha! See ya on the next one!